Rohit Sharma bats in 2nd Super Over after retiring out in 1st

The participation of the Indian captain in the second super over while coming in to bat became a matter of dispute in the aftermath of the thrilling match. India’s third and final T20I against Afghanistan witnessed an intense battle, requiring not one but two Super Overs to determine the outcome. Rohit Sharma played a pivotal role with a remarkable 5th T20I hundred and crucial boundaries in both super overs, securing victory for the hosts in Bangalore and completing a series whitewash. However, the controversy arose over the Indian captain’s participation in the second Super Over, sparking debates in the aftermath of the thrilling encounter.

Also Read: Pitch invader detained for hugging Virat Kohli welcomed back

Rohit Sharma’s Tactical Move in Super Overs Adds Drama to the Match

India’s top run-scorer, Rohit Sharma, partnered with Jaiswal in the initial super over. However, in a strategic move, just before the crucial last ball requiring two to win, Rohit opted for a self-retirement, allowing Rinku Singh to take the non-striker’s position. As the match extended into another super over, Rohit made a comeback to bat alongside Rinku Singh, intensifying the already dramatic encounter.

Also Read: Mob Violence in Manipur: 3 BSF Injured After Police Shooting